Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 5

1. PERSONAL ATTA A. and family bare: rend moved to the city from Hartford City, Mr. has been works employed fie the Hartford water will now go on the road. -ed: Bruce Yingling, formerly of this: city Int for two years of Limit Onto.

de Ing here: He artired yesterday' on" his. wheel from Marion. and will leave on the return trip tonight Knox. one of the managers of the Kokomo base ball team, was Jun that city Inst night. He 8738.

the Kokomo, tern will be able to give the ottos 14: argument any day; and lit 4p probable another series between tiro teams will be arranged. Peru Journal: Miss to Esa: baugh and Stella Seelyxretufood: from Logansport Inst events. The Moses Eberle and Miss SHEa Te. plenic.at the stone-house SunthS in nionor or Misa Stella Key. Mr.

Townes. Mr. McGreg. ory and Mr. Merrifield of Engousport were among the pied a Subscribe for The 40.

cents a- month, re E. F. Tox of Chicago is the cal Scott Crawford, the printers in the let it. 10. Harmon Wolf: or alto 982 Miss Olive Kessling in from wii.

bush. Frank Gries returned last. ugh from Wabush. art si: .0 Moss at Monticello Rudolph: cu In the 1'. W.

Moore went to 30:: Cichao 30 yester: afternoon. Mrs. Jolm Todd and family are risin in Chicago. eids vet Da: 0. Frank Depew of Nobleswille latte Daw in the o.

W. Pierce of fo the on business. Terence McGovern is buck. The Chicago convention. Grimes of Dear here Charles yesterday on business.

101180140 mist: Mr. and Mrs. James returned to Huntington. B. F.

Louthain came, home, frrom Chicago and the arena. Tudge Truman F. Falmer: of: Nonticello was du the city yesterilay. el 0. 9.

Shafer went to night to attend the convention. MIles Gertrude Kelly refurned from Walsh after a short visit. Mr. nud Mrz. W.

Giffe, have. turned from :1 visit nt. Portland: Galloway Ins returned fo hiA Roy home in Elwood after a visit here. Deputy Prosecutor George was at Winamac yesterday on business. Misses Olive Long and Blanch Collete lave returned from a Mrs.

George Bevan and Winifred, lett Tuesday for C. Will Graftis, the mail carrier. la Ing a few days at the Chicago, couvention. 4. Enrl Brown has returued: to hame after a visit friends Perrysburg here.

Rogers of the Miss Amy guest of the Misses Rogers of Long Cliff. 1 Miss Nettle Kempler of this city is. visiting Miss Paulluc Wabash. Mrs. P.

J. Hooley Kolonio yesterday to visit for a few 219 days, OR win friends. 43 Mrs. William Basschman. pC Jersey City Heights Is visiting.

la Marlo. of this city. to Hope Miss Kittie A home at Mexico after A with her Logansport friends. Som Frank' has returned Whedling, W. after a pleasant with his parents In this Alva Myers and wife of PlyMr.

month are the guests of C. M. Eurit and wife of State street. Gertie Murdock is down from Miss the lakes for a- few days, gielt with Mias Glenora Bernu. Mrs.

J. A. Franklin left. for Chicago! Monday for a month's mother: Mrs. Jane Conn.

Mrs. B. F. Wight of Michigan arena ue la entertaining her J. Gorrell of New.

Dr. and Mrs. their liome at Cincinnathoften a visited to and Mrs. Ed Taylor. bonito with Dr.

DEr. and Mrs. Charles Mindy Have Te turned to thielr 14 visit with friends ju this dr Miss Matthews, daughter of Gov. Claude Matthews, Is visiting alias Mary Rogers ot the hospital at Long: Cute. Ohlo, Prof.

A. W. 'Gamble of returned home yesterday week's: visit with bis, nephew, George Camble: G.W:. Kilmer. who.

resided. this city, but who now gentine, was in the city day. Mrs. and Miss Dunklebespame. siritIng Mrs.

F. S. Crockett alt Miss Nellie Vines ht Rochester. esad) Mrs. Reiter of Chicago U.

McAllister visiting Mr. and Mrs. Willian Brondway. und Asel Alexauder: of' Marion, sheriff Grant: county, was here his mother, who. WAS her way to Denver, Col.

A Thin Coat 98c up. Dunlap's Celebrated Hats. Silk, Stiff and Soft. -Spring DEWENTER, The Hatter and Furnisher. Best and Cheapest.

FOOTWEAR In Town at -Stevenson Klinsick. 403 Broadway. L. G. PATTERSON Has opened 410 a Fire Broadway, up stairs, and and Accident Insurance solicits office a at share of the publio.

patronage. but First Class Companies RepreNone vented. THE FIRST NATIONAL. BANK OF INDIANA CAPITAL $250,000. A J.

J. F. Murdock, Brookmeyer, Anst. Cash. Pres.

W. Ross, Cash. DIRECTORS: W. B. Bringbarst B.

J. Dennis Whi. Fantis, F. M. Harwood, T.

Banking In al: its Departinenta promptly and Safety carefully to Customors Stockholders Strong for. Reserve Fund maintained. Free! Free! Free! We will Give away this week one hundred Sample boxes Bragg's Blood, Nerve, Liver and Kidney Capsules. Call and get a sample, B. F.

Keesling Druggist. DAILY JOURNAL. THURSDAY, JULY. 8,, 1896. Hammocks at your own price at Geo.

Harrison's, 50c waists, 08c waists, 4Sc; $1.50 08c; duck skirts, 59c; lawn waists, wrappers halt Trade Palace. What you want- when you- aillog 19 a medicine' that will cure' you. Try Flood's Sarsaparilla and be convinced of its merit. An employe of the Johuston Flouse who crawled out. on roof to sleep one warm night rocently, caused considerable excitement among those sleeping.

inside. 'Finally Patrolman Wirwahu night clerk climbed to the and the; and discovered the cause of the roof noise. Awarded Honors -World's Fair. Highest PRICES BAKING POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE. Grape Cream of Tartar other Powder.

adulterant. Ammonia, Alum or any 40 Years the A Mach.r 0 ..3420 2: 24: Chicago! 0 Buy at aloo. 8990 apple Den Jets 20: larstan Before: coals. my de: at not You of ban 2x0oi 12a al al en. no: no $5 GO.

only A al 1201 0:: Sol 12 20 tori St: SUPPLY A Go Away Too hot to live without it Tan Shoes worth $3 and $5 cool and stylish choice for $198, 62c for White Vests, cool and Dressy. 62c for natural Linen Pants very comfortable. CAMPAIGN IS ON. Republican Day at Peru Next Saturday. The first Republican rally of the campaign, which will be held at Peru next Saturday, promises to be a fitting openof a campaign which has at the end ing almost certln victory for the Republithe polls.

Halt fare rates have caus sat been see ured on all radlronds; and Rewill be there from all over publicans central Indiana. Miami county, formerly the stamping ground for central Indiana Dumocracy, and famous for Its barbecues and big Democratic "doings," will this year quite different front. The present Democrats of that county, like their fellows everywhere, are hopelessly divided the money and the fight be011 the silver nud anti-silver factions tween bitter that they are knifug each is so other at every turn. The' Republicans then will not he slow to take ndvantage and are going after victory with of this every assurance of success. There will be a large number go from elry.

'The trains could not be at. this ranged better if they had been espectally ordered. Leaving Logansport at 0:48 in the morning. the crowd can turn leaving L'eru at 0:55 in tlie evenlug of the day will be the Hon. The speaker A.

Mount, Republican candidate for Governor. In the evening the Fou. William E. Mason of Chicago wIll speak. The Republican drum corps, which made a most 'excellent showing last evening ou the streets, will lend the Chas county delegation.

FINED FOR ASSAULT. Otto Henry Becker Found Guilty. The case of the State against Otto aud Heory Becker charged with assaulting Mrs. Louise Duschen, was heard yesterIn the Mayor's court. The State day was represeuted, by Deputy Prosecutor George Gamble whille Attorney Fred-' erick Laudis represented the defense.

After bearing the exidence, Mayor Me'Kee found the defendants guilty. and assessed a fine of $5 and costs upon ench of them. 'The total of the fines and costa amounted to $31 which was stayed. JUST How Bridget Interpreted the Dream That Went Contraries. An old Irishwoman, who has received may benefits at the bands of a shiftlent minister and his wife, is so less: that occasionally the large-heartbut she couple has lose such all a sense patience of humor, andwith her; such' a beguiling tongue that "she never fails to amuse them and finally to win them buck.

At one time when moncy was given her to buy warm underclothing with, she, wasted it 1 upon minister a large spoke to photograph her album. The with considerable severity, as did also his wife, und for some time received no calls from either of them. One afternoon, however, the minister and stopped a sick at. woman. Bridget's door on his way to sce "Shire, and last it's noight.

mesilf that Misther Witdreamed about liams," said Bridget, with a benming you smile. "Oidreamed that you and Missus come here to see me; and Williams "low are you off for tay and soJ'5 coffec. you: and Qi says: 'It's of ayther Oi're got in the niver a drop Misther And thin presinted. me wid o. pound of tay, you Missus.

Williams wid a pound of and coffee on the shpot! Yis, sorr. that was me dream." "Well, Bridget," said the striving not to smile. "you contraries." know dreams are said to go by and that's Oi sald to exclaimed Bridget. Vrilliams triumph- 1s wan that'll be giving the the coffee antly. "Said Of, 'Misther the and Missus Williams the Thim eras my very thoughts, Little.

Wood In Spain. Thero is so little wood in Spain that tb6 small boy knows nothing of the of whittling, and develops no to become a carpenter. The renult da that the carpenters are few, and their shops not well provided with moders tools and machinery. The First Rallroad. The first American railroad was laid in.

It' was three, miles long, from the granite quarries of Quincy, to: Neponset river. YOUR WANTS AT HOME! Comfortably Clad. 1 Don't go into the rush with your heavy OTTO KRAUS "Of Course" coolA, el baa did Tia 2 3 a we a mi alto; ci fo J. GEE 500 NECKWEAR, SPRING G. WILL SELL YOU A SPRING -llo: SUIT TODAY EOR OVERCOATS.

GRACE v9 TO Annie -92 al 1301 dove THAN ANY OTHER CLOTHIER IN: LOGANSPORT. a are were alar bor dom 1. 90 gris bet LINE COMPLETE. 2: and a Yolur as. 20 midi cosit.

a Lougley Hat and be up to Date Buy 3 tor 426 Broadway. .370 01 9: co; APP 080l P. If you want a Tailor Made Suit don't for. Ann line of the Celebrated Stein Block Clothing get my BROKE HIS NECK. that -0096 wilt cart C.

Chambersof Galveston the of Runaway. WOn? unit L. Chambers, a farmer living near was so seriously InJured in a runaway: Tuesday evening that he diedInter. neck! was dislobut this lie iras talk. up to witliin a few of his death was returntni: from Kokomo accompanied his ten yearold son.

The horses becume frightened, but, were Chambers tor a That In tris over the tinie. Unsh Alighting oh his head. 'He recovered ail soon to his home Lund Dr. Loop was He gradually grew. worse ant rite He leaves a.

and Tour children. .01 wk: SNAKE: FALE. A story. comer Glinton township 'of a blackshaneo usurped a place: In the CIndrelter, 2. ruspected farmer, almost" causing that do abiten with fright.

He was. waked serpent's body being draW' his He it with a gun, and Fattacked thought he had demolished it. but in the morning nothing was to be found but the discarded skin of the reptile, lying on the pillow. The snake, six feet long, was routed out from beneath the dress-, er by Mrs. Clodfelter.

The intruder escaped. Servant (in 2113 Intelligence office)How tony in family? HusbandThree. Servant -What do you pay? dollars, Servant Where do. you Ere? insband-Oh, don't bother about. that.

We'll move anywhere you The boys nad bale men of Portsmouth. 0., are reaping a harvest while the city is changing the site of the Gaylord rolBog mills to a park. Large deposits of: Iron are being turred up. which the boys gather and: sell to junk. dealers.

Many realize as high as $10 a day. The place has heen locally called "Cripple Creek." The drouth has been 80 severe: in South England. that many. birds; have been unable to And. food.

owing to the ground being like fron. The 100ka have starving. and could: be seen searching the road for I food, just na in a bad frost. TWO BURGLARIES. Reports of Visits From Robben: at Two Places.

Yesterday in the alsence of the ily, the residence of D. E. Pryor was entered by burglars, The call was known to the fauntly notil they returned from a picnic. and the police were then notitled, The head of the house promised to report. the extent of the loss to the police, but had net done 20 up to mil.

night last night. It was also reported to the police that a burglar had broken into the stable or Jolm McCullough, the Panhandle station agent, and bad stolen a set of Impre was no clue to the robbec. ness. Miss Myrtle Humphreys and Mr. David' Rush were united in marringe last evening at the home of the bride's rend In the Eastend.

The bride the accom daughter of Mr. and Mos. Hunphreys and the groom is the well-known compositor at the Reporter office. The ceremony was performed. by Rer.

Mr. Snyder..